Avery Dennison CorpAVY

Avery Dennison’s 10-Q for the quarter ended 31 March 2026 reports $2.30 billion in revenues from contracts with customers, excluding assessed tax, alongside $168.1 million in net income attributable to the parent and $2.18 diluted EPS. The company’s balance sheet shows $8.98 billion in total assets, $2.30 billion in stockholders’ equity, and $255.1 million in cash and cash equivalents, with net cash from operating activities of $136.5 million for the period. Capital discipline showed up in a $28.3 million capex bill and a $53.2 million reduction in inventories, while R&D ran to $136.6 million for the year ended 31 December 2025.

Avery Dennison is a global materials science outfit best known for labels, tags, RFID inlays, reflective films for traffic signs, and now Digital Product Passports that promise to digitise the lifecycle of physical goods. The company sells solutions to apparel brands, retailers, logistics operators, and infrastructure owners, bundling software, materials, and hardware into integrated packages that aim to lift margins and cut waste. Its apparel-branding platform alone touts graphic embellishments, sustainable packaging options, RFID tracking, and markdown-reticketing tools designed to free store staff for customer-facing duties rather than stock chores.

The latest 10-Q and 10-K filings anchor today’s numbers. Revenue of $2.30 billion, net income of $168.1 million, and diluted EPS of $2.18 for the quarter ended 31 March 2026 are all drawn from the 10-Q dated 5 May 2026. Cash from operations of $136.5 million and capex of $28.3 million also appear in that filing, while R&D expense of $136.6 million is taken from the 11-K for the year ended 31 December 2025. Inventory stood at $989.4 million at quarter-end and was down $53.2 million year-over-year per the 11-K. The weighted-average diluted share count was 77.0 million shares in the quarter.

For context on its tangible product lines, the company’s apparel-branding and solutions page highlights integrated price management and reticketing tools and positions RFID as a lever for inventory and stocking efficiency. Its Digital Product Passport offering, branded ReadyDPP™, is pitched as a full-service solution that reduces complexity in creating and managing product passports, while the reflectives division markets protective overlay films such as OL-1200 anti-dew products for traffic-sign retroreflectivity. These pages corroborate the breadth of Avery Dennison’s physical materials and software offerings without providing revenue splits or segment margins.

The SEC submissions JSON and company facts JSON confirm the filing cadence but add no fresh operational metrics beyond what the 10-Q already supplies. The 8-K filed 4 June 2026 and the 11-K filed 16 June 2026 disclose routine governance updates and officer stock transactions but do not change the headline financials. Avery Dennison’s investor relations page lists press releases on new production facilities and renewable-energy platforms, yet none of these announcements shift the reported revenue, profit, or cash numbers for the quarter.

Trading context is available via the SEC EDGAR index and company facts JSON, but no price levels, chart annotations, or market-cap figures are supplied in the evidence set, so we refrain from inventing them. If the next 10-Q or investor day slides include segment-level cash flow or capital allocation details, those disclosures would sharpen the view beyond the headline revenue, net income, and EPS figures already in hand.